Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

500. Oar tufornaus sssssd that n
might be found 20 reaaixs @ few dailafs
more OF q sFias leaa. baa il vas safe 70
cay about 800. Tha s5eisty and its
friends have every reason 70 feel pro1d
over this signal success.
suzpnIEx PkEzT.
plsaaanf surprise party US aen-
dsFsd 10 Miss Deiia BsRardus ct haE
residenss IN Bellfg9n 81 Thursdag
evening last. A VERY e1i0yAbia evening
was passed With uhist, eRokiaole and
sther games RsfEeshmeufs we're served
about midnight Thoss participating
we're Mrs. CsWden, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs.
Boeardaz, MiA Case, Mi8 Nola Pow
deu, Miss Nellie Morris. MesErs- 4.
d. MsKniaht. ]. O. Mcknight, walter
Beastis and 8. p. Mcknight
wAB sosos.
The sttendanee a the concert on FRI
day evening under The auspices Of the
choir Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church vas not % literally pafrenizsd
~ IL wauld have beea had there been no
e0anteF attrantions ic The city. Ths au-
diencs was an appseeiativs one, hsW
ever, and thoroughly enjoyed TIE even
tnQ's enteFtainmant. lie FIRST part Of
ihe pFoeFamme was Riyen up 10 soms Of
those old, inspiring var ssnRs which
never die; the last half vas made % Of
Q miscellaneous ssIeosioa Of vocal and
instrumental music. Below 1t is given
10 full:
Part T-"Americs." chorus Tramp.
Tramp, Tramp" Mr.. @. p. Kraft and
chorus; '.slaT Spangied Banner" Mrs-
q. B. AdaiE and chorus; babylon is
Fallen" solo and chorus, University
Cadets; 10 an encore, Dat in the Cot
ton Field" "Jass Before the Battle, "
solo and qaAFtstte. MessEs. Kraft. Fan
cher, CFockett and Brsvisy; when
Johnny Comes Marching Hsms, ME. 3.
D. Crockett and ohorasi Cory, Glory
HAlleluiah.n chorus.
Part u-Vocai dues, II would That
Ny Love-" Mendelssohn, Mrs. A. B.
StsWart and Cora E. Barton; instFu-
mental solo, ''0rand March de Concert"
Wallsnhapt, Mrs. s. E Byrue; vocal
solo, Angels 6areDade." O. BrsRa With
violin ebliRaio BY Mr.. E. Lobe, Cora e
BaFton; vocal duet. "MitheF and Robin"
white, Cora z. Barton and Mr.. O. z.
Kraft; vocal solo, "L'Estasi," AFditi.
Mrs. @. B. AdaiF; qaintette, Daughter
Of Error" A. Z. Bishop, choir.
LECTURE AND FLAG PRKsEzTATIos.
On Wednesday evening next At Frye'a
Opera House, General John Gibbon will
deliver bis lecture on the Yellowstone
Park. The most beautiful bits Of
scenery In this. our Nations wonder
land, will be shown By means Of stere-
optioon views. so that this part OF the
evenings entertainment cannot fail TO
prove highly interesting a. well as In
structive. Prior 10 tbs lecture an exhi-
bition drill will be given by the Univer-
sity Cadets. This being completed,
General Gibbon will present 9 flag 20
the Cadets, which will 30 accepted on
their behalf BY Colonel j. O. HAines.
Below will be found 9 prOeramme Of she
entertainment:
Music, Battalion Band.
l. Exercises aud manual Of arms,
University Cadets.
2. Presentation Of flag. General John
Gibbon, u. 8. A.
3. Acceptance Of flag, Colonel J. @.
Haines. N. q. W.
4. Thanks to subscribers 10 hag, Gap
tain O. A. Kinnear Of the University
Cadets.
PAKT II.
Music. Battalion Band.
]. SteTeopticon exhibition BY Mr.. Jud-
kins and lecture by General John Glib
bon, U. 3. A.
BUCKsKIN RANGERS REUNION.
The members of the above mysterious
organization will hold Fennisn on next
Tuesday evening. in this city. The or
ganization dates back TO about the year
1874. Its object was for the mutual as
sistanoe and benefit Of Its members,
aud, IN times Of threatened calamity
70 reach out It's strong arm aud render
aid and protection to the general public
as well. Many OF our gray. beaded be
Foes, Who have fought, bled and tried
10 die, In defense Of our fair city
against political corruption and ring
rule, will Eepose more serenely at night,
when they are ma1e aware of the
fact that during ali their great struggles
for the political freedom of their cen
stituents and a fair division Of the
spoils OF office among themselves, these
intrepid heroes slept with their bows
and arrows beside them, and weeks
rationa OF poached eggs on the other
side, ready to answer to the shrek Of
expiring liberty with their blood. Hsw
little are We aware ia times OF danger
what works OF strength are slowed
away IN the haymows and attics OF our
fair land.
The Rangers meet at this re- union
merely 20 talk over the exploits Of their
younger years: to talk Of the days, when
up in some out of-the-way corner IN
attic or barn, they discussed, over cook.
les from mothers paniry,the daring ad
ventures experienced while stealing With
cat like tread upon the unwary snow
bird, or surrounding with unrivsled
s,rataRen the stronghold OF the ever
watehful ben.
Those who will DO present at this re-
aaisn, aud who we're once members. are
Andy YouRg. Jssss o. Young, l. J
Coleman, George Coleman, Lawrence
Booth and Charles BogaFt. Just an
even half dozen. They have ordered
refreshments for twelve and Expect a
joviAl time. Toe place is the Coleman
residence.
Notes. Personal and Otherwise.
L. Kahalsy Iefi for Portland last
evening.
Mr.. q. W. AlsIAHder, Of viOs ria, Ia
IN the city.
h. A. ChilberR. Of Tacoma. vas in the
city last Fridsy.
Miss Nash, sf Utsalady. 10 visiting
friends 10 Seattle.
Lieutenant Y. A. shaw, Of walla
Wala, is In the city.
II. \. Singer, q farmer Of LaooAner,
was IN town last week.
Mrs. W. q. Ronald Is visiting as the
residence of J. I. Ronald.
SIR. W. A, Dicksy is expected about
the latter part OF the week.
Mrs. NJ. Crosby and sou. Of Portland,
Ia visiiieG Mrs. +. A. Pontius.
Rev. O. q. OILS left the ei1y yesterday
for visit 10 she tesmiRal city.
Mrs.. II. S. Agar and family removed
TO Tacoma last Friday evening.
Chisf Justics Il. A. Jones scent part
Of last week in Port Townsend
Miss Celia Allen, Of Puyallup. was In
town lssl week visiting friends.
Miss /. Lindslsy, Of Laeonaer. 10 IN
she eisy At the Occidental Hotel